In re Duran Mercantile Co.
District Court, D. New Mexico
In the matter of bankruptcy of the Duran Mercantile Company. On motion to fix fees of attorney for bankrupt.
1Opinion of the Court
POPE, District Judge.
This is a matter perhaps of importance ¿S a precedent, as there will be from time to time this question of attorney’s fees for bankrupts coming before the court. The court will therefore commit to record its views as to this particular fee.
It is, of course, realized that charges in any particular case are regulated by its peculiar facts, yet there are general considerations which affect the matter of compensation to bankrupt’s attorneys in all cases. . The bankruptcy law, of course, is framed with the idea of administration with the greatest possible' economy, and, as…
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